Shri Ram College Of Commerce

Delhi University releases final cut-off list; admissions to undergraduate programmes to start today

DU on Monday released its fifth and final cut-off list, and LSR College for Women set its highest cut-off at 97.5 percent in the BA (Hons) Psychology course

Third list for Delhi University admission 2017 out; LSR's Economics (Honors) has highest cut-off at 97.5 percent

Delhi University colleges have released their third cut-off list, making little to no change in the popular courses and closing down admissions for many.

Delhi University colleges release cut-offs; highest is 99.66 percent for science course

DU colleges announced their cut-offs on Friday with most of them concentrating around the 97 percent tab for commerce courses.

Looking beyond IIMs: Deutsche, McKinsey hire St Stephen's, LSR graduates

In fact, these salaries compete with the average salaries that IIM graduates offered.

Delhi University admissions: 2nd list out, marginal drop in cut-offs

The cut-off percentages for admission to popular courses in Delhi University did not drop remarkably in its second list even as some colleges closed admission for most courses.

Were anti-Modi students molested outside SRCC?

A group of students who conducted protests against Narendra Modi outside the Shri Ram College of Commerce on Wednesday, have alleged that they were molested and abused by Modi supporters while police did nothing to help them.

Police register cases against Delhi students protesting Modi

The Delhi police have registered cases against a group of people who staged a protest against Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi outside the Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) where he gave a keynote speech on development.

Quotable Quotes: What Narendra Modi said at SRCC

Modi mesmerized a vast gathering of students at the Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) by appealing to the youths to make India a global brand.

Images: Modi faces 'get lost' chants from student protesters in Delhi

Massive protests by student groups from DU and JNU greeted Narendra Modi as he made his way into the Shri Ram College of Commerce to deliver his address on his economic road-map for India. Here are images.

21st century belongs to India, we can rule the world: Modi

"This nation is being ruined by vote bank politics. This nation requires development politics. If we switch to politics of development, we will soon be in a position to bring about lasting change and progress," Modi said.